Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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({[DlliTKAK Mr. KuIhh I osIli li.is helped many stii- (.lenis of Northwest Missouri Sl.ite C.o lege since lie became head of this deiiart ment in 1 )48. Duties other than helping students maintain schedules that will al- low them to graduate include compiling schedules, and main- taining files of tran scripts, grades, and other intlividual rec- ords. Promotion, public relations, recruit- ment, extension, and placement are the pri- mary concerns of Di- rector of Field Serv- ices, Everett W. Brown. Mr. Brown also gives valuable service to the college as he assists during spring contests, par- ents ' and senior days, and as he chaperons departmental trips. DIRECTOR OF FIELD SERVICE COEEEOF TREASDRER Mr. Luther Belcher handles the daily business affairs, all student labor, faculty salaries, and the in- coming and outgoing money of each organ- ization directly spon- sored by the college. Mr. Belcher and his staff maintain the ex- tensive records per- taining to financial matters. 15 i

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OEM OF FACOLTY Many, il not most, seniors will be considering their next steji with several wish-I-had-donc qualifications. How docs one say meaningfully to the underclassman that now is not too soon to prepare for your retirement. Far distant. ' Yes. Indis- tinct. ' ' Yes. Real? Yes. if you can keep dodging the traffic. Education, as you are experiencing it. may seem somewhat nonessential, ambiguous, and apart from your chosen goals. But concern yourself well with that aspect of intelligence which in essence is the application of what you know and have ex- perienced: the successful ' solution of problems you will meet as you attempt an adequate adjusting to life. The foundation blocks of your adulthood have long been abuilding. Are they carefully fashioned from sound values such as cooperation, consideration, conviction, and contemplation, to mention a few? Today is the reality of yesterday ' s dream ol tomorrow. Charles E. Koerble Dean of the Faculty urn OF mim A program ol increasing development and growth at Northwest Missouri State College is of primary interest to the Board of Regents, The college is under the general con- trol and management of its Board of Regents. By law the Board of Regents has the responsibility of establishing the policies under which the school is op- erated. Members of the board are ap- pointed by and with the advice and con- sent of the Senate. rront Row: A. Vogt. M. E. Ford. Harold M. Hull Back Row: VV. A. Rickcnbrodc. Secretary. H. F. Simrjil. R. L. Douglos. V. M. C. Dawson, Dr. J. W. Jones. 14

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DiKECTOR OF mm ACTIVITIES Coordinating the campus calendar is only one of the important duties of Miss Lois Simons. Miss Simons assists campus organizations in extra curricular and social activities and she also serves as advisor to the Union Board and the Social Committee. wm OF 11 The supervising of men ' s housing, scheduling of men ' s labor, and the counseling of men falls on the very capable shoulders of Mr. Lon Wilson. Mr. Wilson is also a sponsor of the Inter-Fraternity Council, and the Superintendent of buildings and grounds. Miss Pearl Daw- son, Horace Mann Nurse, and Mrs. Thelma Smith. Col- lege Nurse, are very much concerned with the health and wel- fare of all the persons associated with the college. HEALTH m mum Mrs. Elizabeth Luer serves as Resi- dence Hall House- mother and she is also in charge of wo- men ' s housing at the college. Mrs. Ruth Burke serves as college Dieti- tian, planning and supervising the meals served at the Union. 16